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13. Prepare thought-provoking questions.

We humans are curious creatures who love to learn and have our brains picked at.
Use this to your advantage and captivate your audience’s attention by preparing some questions that require deep thinking on their part.
Here are some ideas:

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  Have you ever…?
  
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  What if…?
  
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  What would you do if…?
  
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  Why do you think…?
  

Preparing questions in advance for your audience will have their wheels turning and attention on you for the upcoming answer.

14. Simplify your sentences.

One of the best ways to minimize the number of text on your slides is by using punchy phrases that aren’t full sentences.
For example, instead of writing, “The advantages of social media marketing are that it increases brand awareness, generates more inbound traffic, improves search engine rankings, higher conversion rates, provides more brand recognition authority and much more,” you can simplify this idea as:
SMM Advantages:

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  Increased brand awareness
  
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  More inbound traffic
  
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  Improved SEO
  
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  Higher conversion rates
  

As you can see, these concise phrases aren’t full sentences and include less punctuation but still communicate the same message without distracting text.

Designing Your Presentation

Now that we know how to create a presentation outline and we also know what kind of content we need to prepare for our presentation, it’s time to jump into the actual design side of our presentation.
There are so many stunning presentation design ideas and trends you can follow, as well as presentation design tips you can implement to your presentation.
We’re going to cover a few of the most important design tips for you to follow to create a sleek presentation design your audience will love.

15. Consider your presentation’s mode of delivery.

Just as it’s important to figure out your presentation’s purpose in order to create its structure, likewise, you need to know how you will deliver your presentation in order to determine the design of it.
For example, for standalone presentations, it’s a great idea to add more text into your slides. But on the other hand, if you’re holding an in-person presentation, it might be a good idea to have less text on your slides.
Once you determine your presentation’s delivery, you can then determine the best presentation design style for it.